The Litigation Practice Group P.C.
Case Number:
8:23-bk-10571
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Nature of Suit:
Firms
- Amin Wasserman
- Bryan Cave
- Buchalter APC
- Danning Gill
- Dinsmore & Shohl
- Edelman Combs
- EPGR Lawyers
- Ervin Cohen
- FLP Law Group
- Fortis LLP
- Fox Rothschild
- Franklin Soto Leeds
- Golden Goodrich
- Greenspoon Marder
- Hinshaw & Culbertson
- Law Office of Mark J. Markus
- Lipson Neilson
- Locke Lord
- Margulies Faith
- Marshack Hays
- Maurice Wutscher
- Mayer Brown
- Musick Peeler
- Pachulski Stang
- Quinn Emanuel
- Seyfarth Shaw
- Venable LLP
- Wells Marble & Hurst
- Winthrop Golubow
- Wolf Rifkin
Companies
- Anaheim Mighty Ducks
- Grobstein Teeple LLP
- National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
- Sharp Corp.
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November 20, 2024
CFPB Subpoenas Trustee In Debt Relief Firm Bankruptcy Case
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has served a subpoena on the Chapter 11 trustee in charge of collapsed California debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group's bankruptcy estate, the trustee's law firm said in a recent court filing.
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September 24, 2024
Judge Defends Atty Fees In Failed Law Firm Case
A California bankruptcy judge on Tuesday pushed back against criticisms of big fees for professionals in the case of defunct debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group and said he would approve interim professional fees and expenses of $8.1 million.
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September 05, 2024
$9.1M In Fees Requested For Calif. Debt Relief Law Firm Ch. 11
Just days after a bankruptcy judge said in court that unsecured creditors in the case of collapsed California debt relief firm Litigation Practice Group will likely receive little to nothing, professionals working on the case filed about $9.1 million in fee requests — enough to use up most of the available cash.
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September 03, 2024
Ch. 11 Bankruptcy Trustee Says Firm Charged Excessive Fees
The Chapter 11 trustee overseeing collapsed debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group has accused a New York law firm of charging excessive fees while defending the California firm from lawsuits from merchant cash advance companies.
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August 29, 2024
'You Don't Need To Be Obnoxious': Ch. 11 Hearing Gets Rowdy
A California bankruptcy judge on Thursday slammed an attorney for what he called her "obnoxious" courtroom behavior, while the lawyer argued that a proposed liquidation plan for a defunct law firm could enrich the professionals managing the case and leave little for claimants.
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August 28, 2024
Calif. Debt Relief Firm Ran Criminal Enterprise, Judge Says
A California bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday that the defunct Orange County debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group operated a "criminal enterprise" and possibly a Ponzi scheme, a finding that representatives for the firm's court-appointed bankruptcy trustee say they will use to claw money back from investors.
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August 20, 2024
Trustee Wins TRO Vs. Disbarred Lawyer's Former Partner
The bankruptcy trustee handling the estate of failed California debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group has won temporary control over key properties of a businessman formerly involved in the firm, including millions of dollars in bank and brokerage accounts as well as a multimillion-dollar house in Orange County.
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June 12, 2024
Money Fight Between Trustee, Law Firm Goes To Mediation
A money conflict between a Chapter 11 bankruptcy trustee and an outside law firm is going to mediation, the parties announced in a court filing this week. It's the latest move in the saga of Litigation Practice Group, the failed California debt relief law firm that was secretly run by a disbarred lawyer.
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May 31, 2024
Fight Between Trustee, Law Firm May Mean Less For Creditors
In the bankruptcy of collapsed California debt relief law firm Litigation Practice Group, a new law firm confirmed this week that it's not making payments to the bankruptcy estate, a situation that may limit a bankruptcy trustee's ability to make payments to creditors across the country.
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January 30, 2024
Trustee Sues Big Investors In Failed Calif. Debt Firm
A court-appointed bankruptcy trustee has asked a judge to help prioritize more than $100 million in claims from investors in a defunct California debt relief law firm that has been accused of orchestrating a "Ponzi scheme" to repeatedly sell stakes in the same set of client files.